INVESTIGADORES
BONETTO Fabian Jose
artículos
Título:
Boiling heat transfer simulation by means of cellular and geometrical automata,
Autor/es:
MARCEL, CHRISTIAN; BONETTO, FABIAN; CLAUSSE, ALEJANDRO
Revista:
HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER
Editorial:
SPRINGER
Referencias:
Año: 2011 vol. 47 p. 13 - 25
ISSN:
0947-7411
Resumen:
Abstract Automata are entities defined by mathematical
states that change following iterative rules representing
neighborhood interactions. A model of automata for pool
boiling heat transfer simulation consisting in collections of
virtual spheres that change their volumes and move around a
certain environment is presented. The approach is an alternative
technique to describe the turbulent features of boiling
phenomena, such as interfacial topological transitions and
fluid-wall interaction. The novel computer model presented
here is able to capture the essential features underlying
boiling heat transfer and crisis above a small heater, showing
good agreement with experimental data reported in the open
literature.
states that change following iterative rules representing
neighborhood interactions. A model of automata for pool
boiling heat transfer simulation consisting in collections of
virtual spheres that change their volumes and move around a
certain environment is presented. The approach is an alternative
technique to describe the turbulent features of boiling
phenomena, such as interfacial topological transitions and
fluid-wall interaction. The novel computer model presented
here is able to capture the essential features underlying
boiling heat transfer and crisis above a small heater, showing
good agreement with experimental data reported in the open
literature.
states that change following iterative rules representing
neighborhood interactions. A model of automata for pool
boiling heat transfer simulation consisting in collections of
virtual spheres that change their volumes and move around a
certain environment is presented. The approach is an alternative
technique to describe the turbulent features of boiling
phenomena, such as interfacial topological transitions and
fluid-wall interaction. The novel computer model presented
here is able to capture the essential features underlying
boiling heat transfer and crisis above a small heater, showing
good agreement with experimental data reported in the open
literature.
Automata are entities defined by mathematical
states that change following iterative rules representing
neighborhood interactions. A model of automata for pool
boiling heat transfer simulation consisting in collections of
virtual spheres that change their volumes and move around a
certain environment is presented. The approach is an alternative
technique to describe the turbulent features of boiling
phenomena, such as interfacial topological transitions and
fluid-wall interaction. The novel computer model presented
here is able to capture the essential features underlying
boiling heat transfer and crisis above a small heater, showing
good agreement with experimental data reported in the open
literature.